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Bigg(er) Brakes...
This issue has been a dilemma for quite some time, nothing is
readily available and the solid rotor is too wimpy for the kind of
spirited driving that many like to do. Well, I have a simple
and cost effective solution, and it all started with a trip to a
wrecking yard.
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use of this information is at your own risk. Mascot Graphics
takes no responsibility for interpretation of this information,
and it is to be used as a guide, not an instruction manual.
All modifications were done knowing the risk.
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The whole assembly:
Toyota Caliper, Hub, Strut & Dust Shield and aftermarket
Drilled/Slotted Rotor & Performance Friction Pads. |
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The Backing Plate from
the Corona would probably work, but I chose the one that came
with the Caliper because of the 'scoop' seen here, ducting air
towards the center of the Hub/Rotor.
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The tolerances are
close, I would like another couple mm on the Rotor, but it's
258mm... plenty big.
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As you can see, the
Caliper bolts directly to the Strut Housing. One modification: I
am making spacers out of 3/16" aluminum. You can use a couple
washers, but I'm using my hole saw and making a 3/16" washer to
evenly space the caliper on the Rotor. |
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